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rodinazimenova
Puppy
Joined: 02 Jul 2009
Posts: 7
Location: Madison, WI
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 Posted: Thu Jul 02, 2009 2:17 pm Post subject: Classes around Madison, WI |
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I have been looking for reputable classes to enroll my puppy in, and I have found a couple around the Madison, WI area but none that truly catch my eye. I would prefer to have someone who knows more about these types of breeds teaching, but so far no luck! I thought that maybe someone here would be kinda around the area and might know of a good one!
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VeganSweetlove
Omega Dog
Joined: 15 Jun 2009
Posts: 162
Location: Sandy, UT
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| you could also always go to petsmart for basic training. Kerstieazy is a certified trainer there and ive learned a whole lot from her. plus since its a large corporation theyve done extensive research on training methods and theyre pretty PC. |
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ckramer
Alpha Dog
Joined: 16 Jan 2009
Posts: 2928
Location: Kennesaw, Ga USA
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rowynruffians
Omega Dog
Joined: 23 May 2008
Posts: 270
Location: Chicago, Illinois
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Badger Kennel Club would be the place I would start.
DO NOT go to Petsmart, in fact, I had heard that the corporate dictate was that pits/staffs are no longer allowed in their classes. It is a bubblegum experience and good only for getting a young pup out. |
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VeganSweetlove
Omega Dog
Joined: 15 Jun 2009
Posts: 162
Location: Sandy, UT
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Badger Kennel Club would be the place I would start.
DO NOT go to Petsmart, in fact, I had heard that the corporate dictate was that pits/staffs are no longer allowed in their classes. It is a bubblegum experience and good only for getting a young pup out. |
kersteazy brings her APBT to classes, and they keep trying to get me to join too |
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ckramer
Alpha Dog
Joined: 16 Jan 2009
Posts: 2928
Location: Kennesaw, Ga USA
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BKC was not the first thing that popped up when I looked, but I did put it first for a reason...I thought they would be the most beneficial. I currently attend a conformation class taught by a handler/breeder who has been doing it since she could walk..I just wanted someone whos life was dogs and I found it  |
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rowynruffians
Omega Dog
Joined: 23 May 2008
Posts: 270
Location: Chicago, Illinois
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| BKC was not the first thing that popped up when I looked, but I did put it first for a reason...I thought they would be the most beneficial. I currently attend a conformation class taught by a handler/breeder who has been doing it since she could walk..I just wanted someone whos life was dogs and I found it |
I lived in Madison and knew the club, which is why I mentioned it. Generally, going to the all breed club in an area will direct you towards obedience classes that are geared for more than puppy socialization. |
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